Ifqut Shaheen
Biographic Data
| ID | 4152570 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ifqut Shaheen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ifqut |
| FAMILY NAME | Shaheen |
| SIGNATURE | SHAHEEN I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Women University Peshawar |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1891-1377 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Yale-Cambridge Research Project to India
Tracing Theoretical Trends in Pakistani Archaeology
This article attempts to bring to the fore an important issue in relation to the history and practice of archaeology in Pakistan. It deals with theory in archaeology. Theoretical considerations in archaeology the world over nowadays are considered crucial for the growth of the discipline. In Pakistan, however, there is a sheer lack of tendency in terms of theoretical archaeology. There was, nevertheless, one exception, Professor Ahmad Hasan Dani.…
The Other Archaeologists
This paper investigates the role ordinary people have played in archaeological field research during the late nineteenth century. Its geographical focus is on the Taxila valley in Pakistan. It was in the early later nineteenth century that Alexander Cunningham carried out extensive explorations in the area. He engaged local people during the course of his explorations aiming at gathering information about the valley’s archaeological landscape and…
The Colonial Archaeology of Taxila
Like other major archaeological sites of South Asia, Taxila has now been one and a half century old. Various scholars since the mid-nineteenth century have worked in the area. Amongst them, Sir Alexander Cunningham and Sir John Marshall, both of whom served as Director Generals of the Archaeological Survey of India, stand conspicuous. This paper deals with their work and ideas, with a focus on Taxila, about history and archaeology in South Asian …
In Pursuit of Pre-/Protohistory
This paper adds to the history of Indian archaeology a new chapter. It discusses and analyzes Simone Corbiau’s archaeological expedition to North-West Frontier Province and the Malakand Political Agency in 1938. Corbiau was a Belgian archaeologist having interest in pre-/protohistoric terracottas. In the first place, we give a scholarly background to her research so as to understand the importance of the work. In the early 1930s, D.H. Gordon publ…
An Appreciation of Sir Alexander Cunningham’s Explorations at Taxila in the Light of His Methodological Framework
Indian archaeology adopted sounder and viable conceptual tools for fieldwork in the later nineteenth century. The name of Sir Alexander Cunningham, the two times head of Archaeological Survey of India, is of special significance in this connection. This paper particularly focuses on his methods for archaeological survey and data collection. In the first place, Cunningham’s arrival into India has been traced. Next, his archaeological methods and a…
The Other Archaeologists
This paper investigates the role ordinary people have played in archaeological field research during the late nineteenth century. Its geographical focus is on the Taxila valley in Pakistan. It was in the early later nineteenth century that Alexander Cunningham carried out extensive explorations in the area. He engaged local people during the course of his explorations aiming at gathering information about the valley’s archaeological landscape and…
In Pursuit of Pre-/Protohistory
This paper adds to the history of Indian archaeology a new chapter. It discusses and analyzes Simone Corbiau’s archaeological expedition to North-West Frontier Province and the Malakand Political Agency in 1938. Corbiau was a Belgian archaeologist having interest in pre-/protohistoric terracottas. In the first place, we give a scholarly background to her research so as to understand the importance of the work. In the early 1930s, D.H. Gordon publ…
An Appreciation of Sir Alexander Cunningham’s Explorations at Taxila in the Light of His Methodological Framework
Indian archaeology adopted sounder and viable conceptual tools for fieldwork in the later nineteenth century. The name of Sir Alexander Cunningham, the two times head of Archaeological Survey of India, is of special significance in this connection. This paper particularly focuses on his methods for archaeological survey and data collection. In the first place, Cunningham’s arrival into India has been traced. Next, his archaeological methods and a…
In Pursuit of Pre-/Protohistory
This paper adds to the history of Indian archaeology a new chapter. It discusses and analyzes Simone Corbiau’s archaeological expedition to North-West Frontier Province and the Malakand Political Agency in 1938. Corbiau was a Belgian archaeologist having interest in pre-/protohistoric terracottas. In the first place, we give a scholarly background to her research so as to understand the importance of the work. In the early 1930s, D.H. Gordon publ…
An Appreciation of Sir Alexander Cunningham’s Explorations at Taxila in the Light of His Methodological Framework
Indian archaeology adopted sounder and viable conceptual tools for fieldwork in the later nineteenth century. The name of Sir Alexander Cunningham, the two times head of Archaeological Survey of India, is of special significance in this connection. This paper particularly focuses on his methods for archaeological survey and data collection. In the first place, Cunningham’s arrival into India has been traced. Next, his archaeological methods and a…
The Colonial Archaeology of Taxila
Like other major archaeological sites of South Asia, Taxila has now been one and a half century old. Various scholars since the mid-nineteenth century have worked in the area. Amongst them, Sir Alexander Cunningham and Sir John Marshall, both of whom served as Director Generals of the Archaeological Survey of India, stand conspicuous. This paper deals with their work and ideas, with a focus on Taxila, about history and archaeology in South Asian …
The Other Archaeologists
This paper investigates the role ordinary people have played in archaeological field research during the late nineteenth century. Its geographical focus is on the Taxila valley in Pakistan. It was in the early later nineteenth century that Alexander Cunningham carried out extensive explorations in the area. He engaged local people during the course of his explorations aiming at gathering information about the valley’s archaeological landscape and…
Tracing Theoretical Trends in Pakistani Archaeology
This article attempts to bring to the fore an important issue in relation to the history and practice of archaeology in Pakistan. It deals with theory in archaeology. Theoretical considerations in archaeology the world over nowadays are considered crucial for the growth of the discipline. In Pakistan, however, there is a sheer lack of tendency in terms of theoretical archaeology. There was, nevertheless, one exception, Professor Ahmad Hasan Dani.…
The Yale-Cambridge Research Project to India
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